America’s chief diplomat took aim at what he framed postwar “delusion” in the West and a mass migration “crisis” in Europe, echoing terms found in the National Security Strategy released last year.
Besides transatlantic tension, other topics on the agenda at the Munich Security Conference include AI, climate change, hybrid warfare, nuclear security and space.
On today’s battlefield, mobility isn’t optional - it’s mission-critical.
Amid strained relations between the US and Canada, Saab is positioning its fighter as an alternative to American-made F-35s.
Outlining next steps, Rheinmetall said that "the tank will undergo further trials, as it moves towards operational service as the centrepiece of the British Army’s modernisation programme."
"We've invested more than a billion dollars in securing material ahead of orders, and that makes it a lot easier [to deliver on new orders]," said Tom Laliberty, president of land and air defense systems at Raytheon.
As warfare evolves, the US defense industrial base must adapt to provide opportunity for non-primes.
Balancing security and access to data are critical to providing users with trustworthy, reliable data for real-time decisions.
The coming 12 months could shake up where US troops are positioned and new details about the Golden Dome initiative.
From spikes in European military spending to the push for a virtual wall to protect NATO countries from Russian drones, the continent faces a new era in defense.
From the skies over Ukraine, to Chinese cyber attacks, to bureaucratic battlefields inside the Pentagon, artificial intelligence has grown from an experiment or niche product to an increasingly routine tool of military organizations.
'Unsettled' is a polite word for 2025 in the space domain.
Partnerships with outside industry are a cornerstone of the kingdom’s ambitious growth strategy.
From an Army leader's harsh warning to AFRICOM's worries, here are a few stories that broke out of containment this year.
The bill forces the Pentagon to adopt a "portfolio acquisition executive model" for managing programs and makes it easier for commercial firms to do business with the department.
Sweden's defense minister told Breaking Defense that his government is "looking into" sending older Gripen models to Ukraine.
"For those who believe it's about technology, I tell you the solution is about human capital and processes," Marco Criscuolo, NATO's acting head of strategy and policy, told the conference.